Best tool for changing the hash of image?
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Visual Eagle
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Resize in photoshop, add a square and some text to it including a black overlay with 5-10% opacity. Bum unique image 
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There's a tool online called HashManager, it's free, Google it. It's very simple but does the job.
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I use Gimp for this:
1. Download the image;
2. Cut a very little part of it.
3. Resize the image;
In this way, the image will be unique.
P.S.: You can also change the color pallets, with a more subtile nuances.
1. Download the image;
2. Cut a very little part of it.
3. Resize the image;
In this way, the image will be unique.
P.S.: You can also change the color pallets, with a more subtile nuances.
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Setox
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This is what i found out with my Tests, it becomes a pain in the ass when you are dropshipping, people can just google the image and find the source !
iconnek
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Try flip it horizontally, or rotate it a bit. Google does analyze the content of the images but the algorithm is sensitive to relative position of "image blocks"
Setox
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Tried rotation but didn't work, but flipping it horizontally gave excellent result, thanks mate for the tip !! However, if the product contain any text the image would looks ugly !
iconnek
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Perhaps you can combine several edits: slight rotation, crop, distort/skew/wrap, change the color of some unimportant parts of the image. Try to play with these things a bit then you will start to figure out the tolerance limit of those Google image search algo
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Setox
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99% of the product i have already got backgrounds, if you've ever checked aliexpress, those Chinese don't use white background often, & even so, it will take time removing the background for each product.
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I mean it should be good news that they don't, it'll make it harder for people to find them when the background is changed. I think that's the best consistent solution. Image recognition is scary advanced these days and it's likely even when changing background results won't always be perfect.
CFT
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If the image has some text, cut the text flip the image then paste the text back
thetrustedzone
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